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Real0ne -> RE: is holacaust denial antisemitic? (2/5/2013 6:39:09 PM)
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ORIGINAL: thezeppo
RealOne rarely quotes from the source, and in this case it is because one of the sources quoted in his article, Jean-Paul Mulders, is on record saying that his research cannot be inferred to suggest he was Jewish, merely that he wasn't Aryan. Misleading newspaper headlines don't constitute evidence. Particularly when they suggest Leo Frankenburger is rumoured to be Adolf's Grandfather, or indeed that he ever even existed. I stand by my statement. There is no evidence Hitler was Jewish.
Besides, as the Fuhrer Hitler got to choose his own definition of Jewish in the Nuremburg Laws. This was 3 or more Jewish Grandparents. That is the reason why Nazi officials were allowed to have some Jewish blood. Nazi policy towards the Jewish population of Europe was ideological rather than ethnological, but the choice of the Jewish population as the "other" was certainly based in antisemitism.
YOU NOR ANY OF YOUR PALS HAVE PROVEN HUMANS WERE GASSED! WAITING!
and neither does a pile of bodies over there, a crematory on the left and gas chambers on the right constitute gassed humans or a holocaust.
Especially since it was the only way they had available to them to kill lice and prevent disease.
no matter how you want to paint that picture the markers are what they are and no one gives a shit about his being a bastard child.
No I do not post references because I am not going to fucking around making shre they have the jewish good housekeeping stamp of approval.
it was well known even during the war that Hitler had jewish blood,
No it was not initiated by antisemitism.
As usual it was the fucking british in conjunction with jewish zionists that were encircling and ruining what little was left of the german economy after splitting germany in 2 and not even allow for a 1 mile wide strip so germans could travel between to the 2 sections. Britain and america orchestrated the war, thwarted every peace offering hitler made.
Finally the jews drew the last straw.
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what happens when the country of someone of a certain race declares war?
Well lets take a look at what the fucking GOOD GUYS DID IN AMERICA!
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Japanese Americans in Concentration Camps
Our people were forced into concentration camps and their lives where ripped away from them. One of the reasons that they threw us into the terrible living conditions was that they believed that we were spies for Japan during World War II, which in the end only ten people were convicted of spying for Japan, all of whom were Caucasian. The sudden attack of Pearl Harbor increased a fear of our people. Members of congress escalated fear of us among the American people. As early as January 1942, there was talk of imprisoning us. Many whites were motivated by economic self-interest and were determined to destroy our businesses, which they saw as competition.
It all began with police raids, where they were frantically looking for those of us, whom they thought to be spies. More than two thousand of us were arrested without any evidence of disloyalty. Our businesses were forced to close down, the police were illegally detaining us, evicting us from our homes, and firing us from our jobs.
In the first phase of federal action that was taken against us, we along with anyone else whose ancestry was linked to countries at war with the U.S., where moved out of our areas and our travel was restricted. On February 19, 1942 phase two began when President Franklin Roosevelt issued executive order 9066. It stated that military commanders could designate areas that they could exclude us from living there. Areas such as the western parts of California, Washington, Oregon, and southern parts of Arizona were areas that were restricted from us. We were the only ones who were detained in assembly centers, in large numbers, and later transported under guard to barbed-wire concentration camps.
Our businesses had to be sold quickly and at a loss. The only crime that we ever did was to be perceived by whites as racially different. We faced many different forms of racial oppression behind the barbwire. In one camp the administration arranged for us to be hired out to white personnel, as domestics, at the low wage of thirty dollars per month. Part of this money was taken from us for recreational facilities for white personnel. On some of the camps some of us were given jobs as barber’s and cafeteria workers. We were paid as little as sixteen dollars a week.
In the camps we didn’t really have any of our belongings because we were told that we could only bring with us what we could carry. We were taken away from our jobs, homes, places of worship, and schools, and even separated from our families. We were forced to live in these small barracks with hundreds of other people. The living quarters were extremely tight, with people basically sleeping on top of us. We had to eat and sleep when they told us to, and of course the food was barely edible. We were restricted to these tiny perimeters in the camp, surrounded by armed military personnel. Many of the camps that we lived in were located in cold areas, where we would freeze and be surrounded by extreme amounts of dust.
On January 2, 1945, the Executive Order was finally rescinded and all Japanese American prisoners were allowed to leave. However, historians point out that this was still long before the Japanese surrender and during a time of the war when, arguably, the fighting was at its most vicious. Therefore, the fact that these alleged spies were released at the height of the war was further evidence against the argument that their imprisonment was an essential security measure.
In 1944, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of the Executive Order in the famous Korematsu case. However, although in early 1980s, the Supreme Court officially overturned this decision after documents were discovered which showed that the government withheld important information from the Supreme Court that the Army altered and destroyed key evidence that contradicted the argument that Japanese Americans constitued a security threat.
of course the government would NEVER do anything like that regarding nazis! No never ever never!
nope never.
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